A tour through the tunnels beneath the Temple Wall in Jerusalem allows you to see hidden sections of the Western Wall and ancient archaeological findings. The walk is accompanied by modern virtual models and is considered one of the city's main attractions. Advance booking is required as visitor groups are strictly limited.
One of the central and most significant sites in Jerusalem is the Western Wall. It is one of the prominent and impressive remnants of the Second Temple period, which was destroyed almost two thousand years ago. The Western Wall extends for nearly half a kilometer, but only about 70 meters of it are visible to visitors in the prayer area. The tunnels surrounding the Wall allow visitors to be exposed to its hidden sections and to encounter the original stones of the Wall, which tell the story of the Jewish people. In the Western Wall tunnels, visitors can walk through ancient and fascinating underground spaces where findings have been discovered that provide a glimpse into the glory days of the city of Jerusalem. The tour is accompanied by advanced virtual models and is considered an international attraction. A visit to the Western Wall tunnels is one of the must-see sites in Jerusalem, and hundreds of thousands of tourists visit it every year. You must register in advance for guided tours, which are limited to groups of up to 35 participants. For independent groups, the minimum is 18 participants.
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Contact: Western Wall Tunnels, Phone: *5958